| DECALCIFIED | • decalcified v. Simple past tense and past participle of decalcify. • decalcified adj. From which calcareous matter has been removed. • DECALCIFY v. to deprive of calcium. |
| DECALCIFIER | • decalcifier n. A chemical or device that decalcifies. • DECALCIFIER n. an agent that decalcifies. |
| DECALCIFIES | • decalcifies v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of decalcify. • DECALCIFY v. to deprive of calcium. |
| DECALESCENT | • decalescent adj. Pertaining to decalescence. • DECALESCENT adj. relating to decalescence. |
| DECALOGISTS | • decalogists n. Plural of decalogist. • DECALOGIST n. an exponent of the Decalogue (the Ten Commandments). |
| INTRATHECAL | • intrathecal adj. (Medicine) Delivered into the spinal canal (intrathecal space surrounding the spinal cord), e.g. a spinal anesthesia. • intrathecal n. (Medicine) An intrathecal injection. • INTRATHECAL adj. introduced into or occurring in the space under the arachnoid membrane of the brain or spinal cord. |
| PRECALCULUS | • precalculus n. A class in school taken before calculus to help students prepare for calculus. • PRECALCULUS n. a mathematical prerequisite for the study of calculus. |
| RECALCULATE | • recalculate v. To calculate again. • RECALCULATE v. to calculate again. |
| RECALESCENT | • recalescent adj. Pertaining to recalescence. • RECALESCENT adj. liberating heat suddenly when cooling through certain temperature. |
| RECALESCING | • recalescing v. Present participle of recalesce. • RECALESCE v. to liberate heat suddenly when cooling through certain temperature. |
| RECALIBRATE | • recalibrate v. To calibrate for a second or subsequent time. • RECALIBRATE v. to calibrate again. |
| RECALLMENTS | • RECALLMENT n. the act of calling back, also RECALMENT. |
| UNRECALLING | • UNRECALLING adj. (Shakespeare) impossible to undo, not to be recalled. |